Medal Tally Olympics 2014: Updated Results for Each Event from Day 5

Of the six gold medals handed out on Day 5 of the 2014 Winter Olympics, one of them finally went to Team USA again, which marked the third of the Olympics for the U.S.

After no American male snowboarder reached the podium in the halfpipe competition for the first time in Winter Olympics history, two females medaled in the halfpipe event on Wednesday.

Hanah Teter failed to medal, but Kaitlyn Farrington and Kelly Clark pulled through with a gold and bronze, respectively. Australian Torah Bright finished second to secure the silver medal, as USA Today reports:

Jeremy Schaap of ESPN came up with a pretty fitting nickname for the Idaho native:

The finishes by both were surprising, but Farrington was not expected to medal at all coming in and she finished fourth in the qualification just to get to the final event. Her finish is yet another shocker in snowboarding after Sage Kotsenburg won the slopestyle gold and Shaun White failed to medal.

Here's an updated look at the medal count standings at the end of the Day 5 events:

Despite the success of Farrington and Clark, it wasn't all perfect for the Americans. Shani Davis, the two-time defending gold medalist in the 1,000-meter speedskating event, was unable to pull off the three-peat and failed to medal in his best event.

Though she already claimed a bronze in the Olympics, Julia Mancuso was unable to pull out a second in the women's downhill on Day 5. One of the best alpine skiers in American history, Mancuso was favored in the event but wound up finishing a disappointing eighth.

Outside of the U.S., several stories of triumph took place Wednesday as the legend of the Russians on home ice continued.

The pairs duo of Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov once again wowed the Russian crowd and came away with the gold, but the moment that followed the performance was just as memorable as the routine.

Volosozhar and Trankov were brought to tears by the applause and cheered frantically as Volosozhar fell to the ground in his celebration, as Nick McCarvel of NBC points out:

While Davis failed to medal, the Netherlands once again controlled the podium as Michel Mulder took the bronze after winning the medal in the 500-meter event. His fellow countryman Stefan Groothuis took the gold in the event as the Dutch won five medals in the 500- and 1,000-meter races.

Here is a look at the results from Day 5, with full listings available via Sochi2014.com.

Alpine Skiing: Women's Downhill

Rank	Bib	Country	Time	Difference
=1	21	SLO	Tina Maze	1:41.57
=1	8	SUI	Dominique Gisin	1:41.57
3	18	SUI	Lara Gut	1:41.67
4	9	ITA	Daniela Merighetti	1:41.84
5	1	SUI	Fabienne Suter	1:41.94
6	26	NOR	Lotte Smiseth Sejersted	1:42.01
7	25	HUN	Edit Miklos	1:42.28
8	12	USA	Julia Mancuso	1:42.56
9	5	AUT	Nicole Hosp	1:42.62
10	27	SLO	Ilka Stuhec	1:42.65

Figure Skating: Pairs Free Skating

Place	Country	Names	Short Program	Free Program	Total
1	RUS	Tatiana Volosozhar/Maxim Trankov	84.17	152.69	236.86
2	RUS	Ksenia Stolbova/Fedor Klimov	75.21	143.47	218.68
3	GER	Aliona Savchenko/Robin Szolkowy	79.64	136.14	215.78
4	CHN	Qing Pang/Jian Tong	73.30	136.58	209.88
5	CAN	Kirsten Moore-Towers/Dylan Moscovitch	70.92	131.18	202.10
6	RUS	Vera Bazarova/Yuri Larionov	69.66	129.94	199.60
7	CAN	Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford	72.21	127.32	199.53
8	CHN	Cheng Peng/Hao Zheng	70.59	125.13	195.72
9	USA	Marissa Castelli/Simon Shnapir	67.44	120.38	187.82
10	FRA	Vanessa James/Morgan Cipres	65.36	114.07	179.43

Men's Luge: Doubles

Rank	Country	Names	Total Time
1	GER	Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt	1:38.933
2	AUT	Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger	1:39.455
3	LAT	Andris Sics/Juris Sics	1:39.790
4	CAN	Tristan Walker/Justin Snith	1:39.840
5	RUS	Alexander Denisyev/Vladislav Antonov	1:39.949
6	ITA	Christian Oberstolz/Patrick Gruber	1:40.019
7	ITA	Ludwig Rieder/Patrick Rastner	1:40.039
8	GER	Toni Eggert/Sascha Benecken	1:40.218
9	RUS	Vladislav Yuzhakov/Vladimir Makhnutin	1:40.337
10	LAT	Oskars Gudramovics/Peteris Kanins	1:40.462

Nordic Combined: Individual Gundersen NH / 10-Kilometer, Cross-Country

Rank	Bib	Country	Name	Jump	Race
1	1	GER	Eric Frenzel	131.5	23:50.2
2	2	JPN	Akito Watabe	130.0	23:48.4
3	20	NOR	Magnus Krog	115.8	22:55.3
4	25	ITA	Alessandre Pittin	113.4	22:47.5
5	15	NOR	Magnus Hovdal Moan	119.4	23:14.9
6	12	GER	Johannes Rydzek	121.2	23:26.5
7	21	ITA	Lukas Runggaldier	115.7	23:06.9
8	19	GER	Fabian Riessle	116.5	23:19.6
9	6	GER	Tino Edelmann	124.0	23:57.2
10	9	NOR	Haavard Klemetsen	122.7	23:53.4

Snowboarding: Women's Halfpipe

Rank	Country	Name	Best Score
1	USA	Kaitlyn Farrington	91.75
2	AUS	Torah Bright	91.50
3	USA	Kelly Clark	90.75
4	USA	Hannah Teter	90.50
5	JPN	Rana Okada	85.50
6	CHN	Xuetong Cai	84.25
7	FRA	Sophie Rodriguez	79.50
8	CHN	Shuang Li	73.25
9	CHN	Jiayu Liu	68.25
10	FRA	Mirabelle Thovex	67.00

Speedskating: Men's 1,000-Meter

Rank	Country	Name	Result
1	NED	Stefan Groothuis	1:08.39
2	CAN	Denny Morrison	1:08.43
3	NED	Michel Mulder	1:08.74
4	GER	Nico Ihle	1:08.86
5	GER	Samuel Schwarz	1:08.89
6	NED	Koen Verweij	1:09.09
7	KAZ	Denis Kuzin	1:09.10
8	USA	Shani Davis	1:09.12
9	USA	Brian Hansen	1:09.21
10	NED	Mark Tuitert	1:09.29